Wonderful video of the wilderness. Just the right amount of narration. Please keep making more videos as they are so fun to watch and very inspiring too. Thanks.
Hey, thank you so much! To be completely honest, I burnt myself out a little bit last year and have been enjoying a break from editing, but I’ll be back at it soon! I still have a few videos to edit and I have some awesome trips planned this year! Thanks so much for the support and kind words! 😊
When I'm not hiking, I'm watching hiking videos. Headed to the Cirque in 3 weeks & I have to say hands down you have put together the best video out there. Thanx for all the info & taking me along on your trip🌲
I appreciate the kind words very much! It was an incredible trip, that’s for sure! I’m actually going back to the Winds at the end of August to check out Titcomb Basin! Enjoy your hike and thanks again! 🤙🏼
Our trip was complicated. The rain was unbearable & my son got altitude sickness bad. We only made it to Marms lake but it was amazing in a way. I had myself pumped to a point I'm obviously disappointed. On the other hand I don't hike to make others uncomfortable & am blessed for the experience. Learned a couple lessons & those peaks will be there next year. Enjoy your trip & look forward to yhe video. It will help me through the winter
Thank you very much for the kind words and for watching! This was easily one of my favorite trips, if not my favorite! Just incredible scenery around every turn. Happy hiking and thanks again! 🤙🏼
I've seen a gazillion videos and this one is one of the best ones (top 5 for sure) I've ever seen. The amount of milage you accumulated (setting up cameras to give us viewers a sense of the hike) must have been between 1 and 2 miles. Loved every second of this video! Thank you for sharing.
Wow, thanks so much for the positive feedback! Those shots can get exhausting, but just so worth it for capturing these places the way I want to. This place was so incredible that I just couldn’t put the camera down. Lol Thanks again and I appreciate you watching! 🤙🏼
Thank you so much for this video. I have scoured you tube looking for trail hiking without annoying music that drowns out all sounds of nature, incessant yacking, and cameras primarily focused on the vloggers instead of the incredible views. Subscribed 😊😊
Thank you so much! This was easily one of my favorite trips, so I’m happy to see that you like the video! This place is so spectacular. Thanks for watching! 🙂
Wow, all the way from Australia! I’ve always wanted to visit there! Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words! It really is an incredible place. I’m so excited to go back!
Whoa, I loved this trek - first time ever seeing anything on it. That climb up the boulders to Texas Pass, I swear I felt the altitude sickness coming on. 😅 This trail has everything a person could want. Amazing camera work and editing as well, you put in some serious miles on this one and captured some paradise...and it shows. Well done and THX for posting it up!
I agree about this trail having everything! This was my favorite trip I have gone on so far. Just such a incredible hike. And yes, Texas Pass was no joke. Lol Definitely looks crazier in person too. Had a lot of fun making this video, so thanks again for the kind words! 🙂
Your channel just came across my feed and your content is what I dig. Loved this video, and am checking out what else you have. Thanks for sharing your Dash!!! - Davey.
@@ManivanAdventures Thank you kindly! You are just in time for my largest announcement, and a 2 month tent living lifestyle I am putting some itinerary together for. Signed; Your new friend, Davey:)
Thanks for the kind words! And you should 100% do it! No permits and it is one of the most beautiful places I have been to. Either that or Big Pine Lakes in California. Happy hiking and whatever you decide, it is hard to go wrong out west! 🤙🏼
Loved the video. I’ve been to the winds quite a few times. Going to do cirque end of august with my two oldest kids and it’ll be their first time backpacking.
@tyreljensen Thank you for watching and the kind words! What an incredible place to go for their first trip! Maybe we’ll cross paths at some point. Haha I’ll be in Titcomb Basin this time though. Enjoy! 🤙🏼
“Wow” was probably the word I said the most to myself on this trip. Lol Just INCREDIBLE scenery! Very excited to go back! And thanks again for the kind words!
I did this same clockwise loop the last weekend of August (2022). First night was at Dad’s (late start). Next year will push on to Billy’s Lake for night one and tackle Texas on fresh legs (wind was brutal when I went up and over). Nice camera work - stay safe
Thank you for the kind words! This trip was easily one of my favorites. Definitely nice to have fresh legs for Texas Pass. That was pretty tough with all of my gear on my back. I can’t wait to go back! Happy hiking! 🤙🏼
@@ManivanAdventures The year before I went up by the Green River lakes and Peak Lake and it was just as beautiful. Unfortunately, I got caught in a storm (Labor Day 2020) and had a tree fall on my tent at midnight forcing me to bivy through the rest of the storm. It was an adventure for sure but not enough to keep me away.
@@chicagobackpacker282 Wow! Glad to hear that you weren’t hurt. Definitely just have to make the most of it and remember that it will be a hell of a story later on when things like that happen. Lol
WOW, JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL, AND JUST STARTED THIS CLIP AND HAVE TO ASK, WHAT CAMERA/CAMERAS ARE YOU USING? IT LOOKS AWESOME!! WIFE AND i WERE JUST THERE BACK IN JUNE. WE HIKED THE SACRED RIM, AND PHOTOGRAPHERS POINT TRAILS
Thank you! 🙂 I actually only use my iPhone 13 and a GoPro Hero 7 Black for filming. I plan on getting something better eventually, but I’m definitely happy with the quality I get from what I have. I can actually shoot in 4k with what I have too, but it just takes up so much storage space, so I just shoot in 1080p and 60fps. I can’t wait to go back to explore more of the Winds. Beautiful place! Thanks for watching!
Well, sure like ur production, and will be coming back for more! We also did 3 miles in on the Cascade Canyon trail in the Tetons on the same trip.it was pure gorgeous!
I did it clockwise and it definitely seemed like the right play. It was honestly a perfect trip. If you have any other questions, I’m happy to help! You’re going to love it out there! Enjoy! 🤙🏼
@@ManivanAdventures thanks! Great video man. Thanks for filming and sharing our adventure. I know filming these add a lot of extra footsteps to your journey. Beautifully captured. Was one side of Texas pass “easier” than the other? We were considering going counter clockwise due to time restrictions. But going down they way you went up seems like it will be tougher than climbing it. Thoughts?
@tonymath I would say if you go counter clockwise, going down Texas Pass might be a little sleep and slippery, but if you have trekking poles and there is no snow/ice on the trail, I don’t see it being too much of a problem. Going up seemed like it would be a bit easier going counterclockwise too, as it is definitely steeper on the other side, BUT then again, it is still quite steep and you gain almost twice the elevation from that side, so it is hard to say which way is easier. I think either way will get your heart thumpin’, but if you just take your time, it isn’t as bad as it seems. I would have to suggest clockwise based on my experience, but I don’t think you can go wrong out here. Just incredible scenery at every turn! And thank you for the kind words! It’s definitely worth adding some extra milage to capture these amazing places the way I want to!
@@ematherne11 After looking at the map again, it looks like you gain elevation much quicker for the loop as a whole going counterclockwise, so I think the trail will be more difficult that way in general. Hope this helps!
Wonderful video of the wilderness. Just the right amount of narration. Please keep making more videos as they are so fun to watch and very inspiring too. Thanks.
Hey, thank you so much! To be completely honest, I burnt myself out a little bit last year and have been enjoying a break from editing, but I’ll be back at it soon! I still have a few videos to edit and I have some awesome trips planned this year! Thanks so much for the support and kind words! 😊
When I'm not hiking, I'm watching hiking videos. Headed to the Cirque in 3 weeks & I have to say hands down you have put together the best video out there. Thanx for all the info & taking me along on your trip🌲
I appreciate the kind words very much! It was an incredible trip, that’s for sure! I’m actually going back to the Winds at the end of August to check out Titcomb Basin! Enjoy your hike and thanks again! 🤙🏼
How was your hike in the Cirque? I'll be there in 2 weeks.
Our trip was complicated. The rain was unbearable & my son got altitude sickness bad. We only made it to Marms lake but it was amazing in a way. I had myself pumped to a point I'm obviously disappointed. On the other hand I don't hike to make others uncomfortable & am blessed for the experience. Learned a couple lessons & those peaks will be there next year. Enjoy your trip & look forward to yhe video. It will help me through the winter
I enjoyed watching the video, thanks for sharing! The Wind River Range has some beautiful sights for sure.
Thank you very much for the kind words and for watching! This was easily one of my favorite trips, if not my favorite! Just incredible scenery around every turn. Happy hiking and thanks again! 🤙🏼
I've seen a gazillion videos and this one is one of the best ones (top 5 for sure) I've ever seen. The amount of milage you accumulated (setting up cameras to give us viewers a sense of the hike) must have been between 1 and 2 miles. Loved every second of this video! Thank you for sharing.
Wow, thanks so much for the positive feedback! Those shots can get exhausting, but just so worth it for capturing these places the way I want to. This place was so incredible that I just couldn’t put the camera down. Lol Thanks again and I appreciate you watching! 🤙🏼
Thank you so much for this video. I have scoured you tube looking for trail hiking without annoying music that drowns out all sounds of nature, incessant yacking, and cameras primarily focused on the vloggers instead of the incredible views. Subscribed 😊😊
@@soniadowney7427Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate you watching! 🙂
Great job. I will be hiking this and the Titcomb this Sept. Nice shout out to Tristan. I could follow right along on my map.
@@alan98296 Thank you! Enjoy it! This mountain range is breathtaking and easily one of my favorites!
Wow! What a beautiful video! Your picture quality is incredible! The natural beauty is amazing too!! Thank you for your efforts ❤
Thank you so much! This was easily one of my favorite trips, so I’m happy to see that you like the video! This place is so spectacular. Thanks for watching! 🙂
You really do have the most incredible footage!!!!! and it is spectacular there …you’re inspiring me to become a backpacker I am not yet😬🥳
@@luannproctor672 Thank you so much again for the kind words! 😊
So incredibly beautiful
Agreed! I have plans to go to a different part of the Winds in August and I’m so excited! Thanks for watching! 🙃
great day hike. One of my favorites. Well partial day hike half loop. Great video. Makes me want to go back but will now wait until next summer
This is easily one or my favorites too! A little long for a day hike for me though Lol
Love the video. Thanks for sharing it with the world, we do not have scenery like this in Australia.
Wow, all the way from Australia! I’ve always wanted to visit there! Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words! It really is an incredible place. I’m so excited to go back!
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Whoa, I loved this trek - first time ever seeing anything on it. That climb up the boulders to Texas Pass, I swear I felt the altitude sickness coming on. 😅
This trail has everything a person could want. Amazing camera work and editing as well, you put in some serious miles on this one and captured some paradise...and it shows. Well done and THX for posting it up!
I agree about this trail having everything! This was my favorite trip I have gone on so far. Just such a incredible hike. And yes, Texas Pass was no joke. Lol Definitely looks crazier in person too. Had a lot of fun making this video, so thanks again for the kind words! 🙂
Your channel just came across my feed and your content is what I dig. Loved this video, and am checking out what else you have. Thanks for sharing your Dash!!! - Davey.
Thank you for the positive feedback! Many more to come! Just gave your channel a sub too 😉
@@ManivanAdventures Thank you kindly! You are just in time for my largest announcement, and a 2 month tent living lifestyle I am putting some itinerary together for. Signed; Your new friend, Davey:)
@daveysdash Excellent! Looking forward to it!
Thanks for all the love on this video, everyone! I plan on being back in the Winds in August, so stay tuned!
Loved this video - I am planning a backpacking trip somewhere out West this summer and I might now have decided to try the Wind River Range!
Thanks for the kind words! And you should 100% do it! No permits and it is one of the most beautiful places I have been to. Either that or Big Pine Lakes in California. Happy hiking and whatever you decide, it is hard to go wrong out west! 🤙🏼
Loved the video. I’ve been to the winds quite a few times. Going to do cirque end of august with my two oldest kids and it’ll be their first time backpacking.
@tyreljensen Thank you for watching and the kind words! What an incredible place to go for their first trip! Maybe we’ll cross paths at some point. Haha I’ll be in Titcomb Basin this time though. Enjoy! 🤙🏼
Wow wow wow 👍 Wow spelled backwards is still 'Wow', so no matter how you look at it it's still WOW!
Awesome vid.
“Wow” was probably the word I said the most to myself on this trip. Lol Just INCREDIBLE scenery! Very excited to go back! And thanks again for the kind words!
I did this same clockwise loop the last weekend of August (2022). First night was at Dad’s (late start). Next year will push on to Billy’s Lake for night one and tackle Texas on fresh legs (wind was brutal when I went up and over). Nice camera work - stay safe
Thank you for the kind words! This trip was easily one of my favorites. Definitely nice to have fresh legs for Texas Pass. That was pretty tough with all of my gear on my back. I can’t wait to go back! Happy hiking! 🤙🏼
Love watching the journey. very aspiring
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Thanks for sharing. I did the same hike the year before except camped at Dad's Lake and Billy's Lake and hiked out the third day.
It’s an amazing place! Can’t go wrong at any of those lakes really. I can’t wait to go back. Thanks for watching! 🤙🏼
@@ManivanAdventures The year before I went up by the Green River lakes and Peak Lake and it was just as beautiful. Unfortunately, I got caught in a storm (Labor Day 2020) and had a tree fall on my tent at midnight forcing me to bivy through the rest of the storm. It was an adventure for sure but not enough to keep me away.
@@chicagobackpacker282 Wow! Glad to hear that you weren’t hurt. Definitely just have to make the most of it and remember that it will be a hell of a story later on when things like that happen. Lol
Good vid. I’ll be up there in Sept. new sub. 👍
Thank you! I’m actually currently on the road heading back to the Winds right now! Lol I appreciate you watching and subbing! 🤙🏼
Texas Pass reminds me of Asgard Pass in the Enchantment Lakes area in Washington. 2000 elev gain in 3/4 of a mile.
Oh man, that sounds fun! Lol Have yet to get out to Washington, but I really want to. Appreciate you watching! 🤙🏼
@@ManivanAdventures The Enchantments are a lot like the Winds. But, it's a lottery for overnights. And they are tough to get.
@@HikingwithGus I LOVED the winds, so I’ll have to look into that!
What's the name of the river at the end of your video by the van?
@@malencid I believe it is the Big Sandy River. That spot is basically just before the Big Sandy Trailhead.
WOW, JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL, AND JUST STARTED THIS CLIP AND HAVE TO ASK, WHAT CAMERA/CAMERAS ARE YOU USING? IT LOOKS AWESOME!! WIFE AND i WERE JUST THERE BACK IN JUNE. WE HIKED THE SACRED RIM, AND PHOTOGRAPHERS POINT TRAILS
Thank you! 🙂 I actually only use my iPhone 13 and a GoPro Hero 7 Black for filming. I plan on getting something better eventually, but I’m definitely happy with the quality I get from what I have. I can actually shoot in 4k with what I have too, but it just takes up so much storage space, so I just shoot in 1080p and 60fps. I can’t wait to go back to explore more of the Winds. Beautiful place! Thanks for watching!
Well, sure like ur production, and will be coming back for more! We also did 3 miles in on the Cascade Canyon trail in the Tetons on the same trip.it was pure gorgeous!
@@dansarette101 I have been wanting to go back to the Tetons for some hiking! Going to check this out for sure! Thanks again for the kind words!
Beautiful! We will hike this trail later this year. Did you take clockwise or counter clockwise route?
I did it clockwise and it definitely seemed like the right play. It was honestly a perfect trip. If you have any other questions, I’m happy to help! You’re going to love it out there! Enjoy! 🤙🏼
@@ManivanAdventures thanks! Great video man. Thanks for filming and sharing our adventure. I know filming these add a lot of extra footsteps to your journey. Beautifully captured. Was one side of Texas pass “easier” than the other? We were considering going counter clockwise due to time restrictions. But going down they way you went up seems like it will be tougher than climbing it. Thoughts?
@tonymath I would say if you go counter clockwise, going down Texas Pass might be a little sleep and slippery, but if you have trekking poles and there is no snow/ice on the trail, I don’t see it being too much of a problem. Going up seemed like it would be a bit easier going counterclockwise too, as it is definitely steeper on the other side, BUT then again, it is still quite steep and you gain almost twice the elevation from that side, so it is hard to say which way is easier. I think either way will get your heart thumpin’, but if you just take your time, it isn’t as bad as it seems. I would have to suggest clockwise based on my experience, but I don’t think you can go wrong out here. Just incredible scenery at every turn! And thank you for the kind words! It’s definitely worth adding some extra milage to capture these amazing places the way I want to!
@@ematherne11 After looking at the map again, it looks like you gain elevation much quicker for the loop as a whole going counterclockwise, so I think the trail will be more difficult that way in general. Hope this helps!
@@ManivanAdventures thanks man! I appreciate the input
What state? Where is this?
In the Wind River Range, WY!